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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 101, 27 March 1888, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN, the Monthly r Band of Hope Meeting will be held in the Methodist Chapel this • evening at r 7.80. * WANTED to Sell, Two terade) YearUng Bulls, by toe purebred Ayrshire sire. Sir James. Apply to Faxrneld Thompson, Kfinbolton road. WANTED KNOWN— At the Denbigh Store goodis are being sold at Wholesale Prices, guaranteed best qual- » lty, for Cash. Mrs G. T. H. Lyne. -.:■:.. %iI# ANTED KNOWN— A new supply w " of goods has just arrived at the Denbigh Store and will be sold at lowest prices for Cash. Mra G. T. H. Lyne. WANTED, by a young Lady, a situ^ . ation as Companion or Lady Help. Apply N.D., office of this papery ANTED KNOWN, Nelson, Meat* & Co's Tea on sale in ilb, lib, packets, and 51b boxes, at Lowest Price at the Bed House. Vi; ANTED, Everybody to kndw that VV an extraordinary opportunity is now offered at the Great Sale of 1898 at the Cash Exchange. WANTED, Everybody to come to th« ; Cash Exchange and know the * secret why we can now sell every class of Goods Cheaper than any other House. > y\y. ANTED, Everybody to do them- » ? selves a good turn by buying a 'six months' stock at the Caah Exchange. ANTED KNOWN — Where's the best place for Men's Working Boots? Why Keen's! He's selling for 12/6 that used to be 16/6. WANTED KNOWN -Have you seen those English Boots of Keen's ? He has eight lines to pick from. They run from 16/6 (sewn). WANTED— People to come and look at the Girl's Button Boots at Keen's, direct from Home. WANTED KNOWN— Keen is selling Ladies' Boots, E.S., 10s, and Children Boots at your own price. The best assortment of Ladies' Shoes in German and French makers. ANTED KN OWN-rSteel Trunks for sale at the Red House, 20 to 80 inch. , WANTED KNOWN, -S. J. Thompson is now marking off his first shipment of Autumn and Winter Drapery. ANTED KNOWN, -8. Svbndsen's is the Cheapest House in Feilding for Boots, and Shoes; YJL ANTED KNOWN,— H. Svzhd »* sen has just received a Large Assortment p£ Boots and Shoes for the Christmas Seabon. r ; ANTED KNOWN,— B. Svkotsen invites his Customers to inspect his Stock before baying, elsewhere. T> m H O M 8 O N. Tinsmith and Pluhbbb, ; Manchestee Stbbet, Fbilding, (Opposite "Stab" Office), Large Variety of Tanks from 260 to .1000 Gallons, Copper Boilers, Furaaos Frames. Tinware of all kinds and descriptions at prices to suit the Times. - . Hinges, Locks, Bolts; and Screws, and all description of Ironmongery. - Pumpß, and Piping for ••me, cat and ■orewed to any length. Estimates given for all kinds of plumb* ing work. ' Country orders promptly attended. Spouting and guttering fixed' at priess to suit the times. m E N D BE 8 . Tenders are invited for cutting 50 chains of ditch. Tenders wilt close on Saturday, 81st inst. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to HENRY BURBELL; Lydd Cottage, Kimbolton Road -^ o t \i;...'q : c . All Accounts due and owing to the undersigned must be paid forthwith, as I have disposed of my business aa General Butcher, in Kimbolton Road. All amounts outstanding on April 30th, will be sued for without further notice. . F. E. LENTON^ Butcher. Feilding, March 22nd, 1888. WE, the undersigned, beg to annonce that we have purchased the Kimbolton Road Butchery from. Mr F. R. Linton. and hope by continuing to supply only {he Best Meat and Small Goods at the lowest market Prices, to deserve a tair snare of I Public Patronage. Customers will be waited on as usual. ■ ■ Ay ; *• J. B. PBINGLE. QUINCE Q\ %Tll¥cESit QUINQESU? . :T7^OR Sale in any quantities at fd Jj. per lb/free- on liuoksi Wan* ;ganui,: : --' : -- ; '^' v •'■■•' " " :. ;. - : M. HOGAN & CO., Prodnce and Provision Merchants, Taoto Qvay, WA&OAinnr. Til 0 O T BALL . i F A General Mleting of Footballers, ana others interested, will be Jield, at . Hastie's Feildiog Hotel on Saturday evening next at 8 o'clock sharp.